3 min read•june 18, 2024
Sahithi Morla
Sahithi Morla
Welcome to 1.3! Raise your hand if you’re excited to learn how to develop paragraphs in an . 🙋
Paragraphs are units of writing that are made up of a group of sentences that focus on a single topic or idea. These sentences are typically organized logically and coherently and work together to support the overall argument or main idea of the piece of writing. Paragraphs are used in various forms of writing, such as essays, research papers, and articles. They are important in organizing and developing ideas. They are also used to signal a change of topic or provide supporting a . Generally, a paragraph consists of a , several , and a .
Each paragraph should follow the AEC structure.
A | An assertion is a statement or claim that is made without providing evidence or proof. It is a declaration of something to be true or real, based on the speaker or writer's belief or understanding. n argumentative writing, assertions are used to present the writer's position on a topic. |
E | Evidence refers to any information that is used to support or refute a claim or assertion. It can take many forms such as facts, data, statistics, testimonials, examples, observations, expert opinions, and research studies. |
C | The provides a deeper understanding of the subject or text being analyzed. It usually includes the writer's or speaker's own thoughts, insights, and opinions on the topic. |
An effective argument includes:
To develop effective paragraphs as part of an argument, you can follow these steps:
It is essential to remember that the organization of your argument is key 🔑. Make sure to structure your argument in a way that is easy to follow and makes logical sense.